Medical Flower Testing Analyzing Solution
Medical Flower Testing Analyzing Solution
The effect the holidays have on cannabis sales has been a topic of heavy debate. Some feel that the family-friendly atmosphere inherent to the Holiday Season would put a damper on sales. In contrast, others feel the general increase in consumerism should impact the cannabis industry. A consumer poll conducted in 2020 puts the debate …
There’s a common trope in media depicting cannabis users – a character consumes large amounts of raw cannabis and gets completely high out of their mind. But this scene is pretty far from reality. The effects of raw cannabis are minimal at best. The reason behind this phenomenon? A little chemical process called decarboxylation. What …
As the cannabis industry begins to shift its focus to the compounds in cannabis other than the ever-popular THC and CBD, scientists have begun to investigate the potential benefits they have to offer. Cannabigerol, or CBG, is one of these lesser-known compounds of cannabis and has recently risen to public prominence. While we’ve discussed its …
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Water Activity in Cannabis Guide What is water activity in cannabis, and why do you need to keep an eye on it? Monitoring water activity on-site is one of the best benefits of investing in in-house cannabis testing, and if you master this measurement, you’ll never deal with mold or other microbes again. In this …
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The cannabis plant has hundreds of compounds, and over a hundred of those are classified as cannabinoids. While we’ve discussed many of them in this blog previously, in this article, we’ll break down a few of the lesser-known ones and take a quick look and their effects and potential benefits. Tetrahydrocannabinolic Acid (THC-A) The precursor …
A COA is a Certificate of Analysis, an official document required to show your compliance with the federal government’s regulatory laws regarding THC levels in hemp and cannabis products. Your COA should demonstrate your adherence to Farm Bill regulations, which states that hemp should contain no more than 0.3% THC. The information gleaned from cannabis …
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As the cannabis industry continues to find its footing in the legitimate marketplace, new regulations and requirements are continuously being added. Safety and quality have not always been top priorities throughout the industry’s checkered history, but in its battle for legitimacy, producers, growers, and retailers will have to not only meet legal quality and safety …
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Up until recently, most of the cannabis market has been content to focus on the two primary compounds of the plant –THC, and CBD. But lately smaller, and lesser-known compounds are having their time in the spotlight, and this shifting focus opens up an opportunity for new vistas of cannabis use. One compound in particular …
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Have you ever wondered where your cannabis comes from? Not where it was bought, or even where it was grown, but where and when the plant was initially domesticated and its properties recognized. The origin of the cannabis plant has been discussed by scientists for years. Until recently, most botanists believed that the cannabis Sativa …
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Cannabis retailers interested in long-term success must look for ways to improve customer satisfaction and increase loyalty. Loyalty programs and special offerings, along with a quality product and a friendly company culture, will ensure new customers become returning customers. Customer rewards and referral programs, in particular, are attractive marketing strategies for cannabis brands looking to …
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